and that's the importance about this, so that we move forward in the new debt ceiling discussion, come may, and put in place real solutions. >> well, in a perfect world, the way congress works, then is, you guys have your budget, the senate has yours. there's a conference committee, and you hash it out, and you end up somewhere, maybe it's 60/40, the senate's way, maybe it's 60/40 your way, maybe it's 50/50. are you okay with that? there's been this assumption that house republicans will not support something that isn't, say, 75 or 80% of what they want. >> well, what we'll support real solutions, that solve the fiscal challenges that we've got. look, we still have 7.8% unemployment. we've had four straight years of trillion-dollar-plus deficits, annually. we've added over $5 trillion to the national debt in the past four years. we can't continue down this road and expect a vibrant economy and jobs being created, which is the real issue. we've got to get america back to work. and the way that you do that is with real solutions that address the spending challenges that we have, in an ho